Shark Canyon
Shark Canyon is one of the most popular dive sites in Florida, USA and is related to the Cathedral reef. Divers from all over the world choose diving in Shark Canyon to admire the unbelievable amount of marine species in one place. Several bulges, plateaus and ledges covered with corals and gorgonians create perfect conditions for marine creatures to inhabit around. Scuba-diving in this site is a perfect opportunity to make beautiful underwater photos.
When To Go Diving
Diving in Shark Canyon is advisable from May to September. Approximate air and water temperatures during this period are of 28-31C/82-87F. Air temperatures reach 15-17C/59-62F from December to February and average water temperatures are of 14-16C/57-60F.
What to see
The name of the dive site obviously presumes the big amount of sharks in this area. Diving in Shark Canyon is presented by a big diversity of sharks, such as nurse, whale and reef sharks. Divers will also spot a variety of other underwater species. Marine life includes groupers, turtles, barracuda, manta rays, jacks, napoleon wrasse and spadefish.